Customer agreements and incentives revenue was USD 553.5 million, up 13%, with the company citing new systems placed in service and a full quarter of revenue from systems placed in service in the third quarter of 2025. Energy systems and product sales revenue was …
Total revenue was USD 9 million, compared with USD 26 million in the third quarter of 2025 and an estimate of USD 7.58 million. License and development services revenue was USD 8 million against USD 20 million a year earlier, and other collaboration revenue …
Management said third quarterRevenuereflects both patientDemandand initial stocking in the distribution channel, and is not necessarily indicative of underlying demand or future periods. In October 2026 the CHMP adopted a positive opinion recommending EUMarketingauthorization, which the European Commission reviews next.
In Southern Timber, management projects full-year harvest volumes of 12.2 to 12.4 million tons and fourth quarter volumes of 3.0 to 3.2 million tons. It projects regional sawtimber and pulpwood prices to stay relatively stable against the third quarter.
The agreement was announced on July 23, 2026. Under its terms, Safety shareholders are to receive USD 105 in cash for each common share. The transaction remains subject to regulatory approval.
Media programming and production expenses were USD 419 million against USD 413 million, which the company tied to higher contractual rates under network affiliation agreements. In October the company also purchased the non-licenseAssetsof WWCP in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, and acquired WGWG in Charleston, South Carolina.
Production averaged 20.9 MBoe per day, against 19.0 a year earlier and 19.7 in the second quarter. Management stated that Boe production rose about 10% from the third quarter of 2025 and about 7% from the prior quarter, while oil production rose about 8% …
Gross profit was USD 38.25 million against USD 28.04 million. Operating expenses were USD 64.38 million against USD 73.99 million, includingResearch and Developmentof USD 34.09 million against USD 42.76 million. Loss from operations was USD 26.13 million against USD 45.95 million.
In February 2026 the company leased 100% of the Tin Building to Lux Entertainment, which opened its first permanent U.S. location of the Balloon Museum there, after Jean-Georges closed its Tin Building operations that month. The company tied the decline in hospitality revenue to …
Revenue comprised USD 90.60 million of leasing revenue, USD 199.24 million of service revenue and USD 51.26 million of product sales. Management stated that revenue increased 55% sequentially from the second quarter.